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B29
world
Thursday, November 27, 2014 www.guardian.co.tt Guardian
Germany
wants more
females in
boardrooms
BERLIN---Germany s
coalition government
wants major companies
to have at least 30 per
cent women on its super-
visory boards.
The leaders of Ger-
many s Social Democrats
and Chancellor Angela
Merkel s conservative bloc
agreed on the measure at
a late-night meeting
Tuesday. Merkel said yes-
terday that a bill will be
put to Cabinet on Decem-
ber 11.
Currently, women hold
just 22 per cent of non-
executive positions on the
boards of companies listed
in Germany s benchmark
DAX 30 index. They hold
six per cent of manage-
ment board posts.
The new plan will affect
100 listed companies
starting 2016. Companies
that fail to recruit enough
women to non-executive
boardroom posts will be
barred from giving the
seats to men.
Introducing a women s
quota was one of the cen-
ter-left Social Democrats
demands for entering into
a coalition with Merkel s
conservatives.
Passengers
give stuck
plane a push
MOSCOW---In other
countries, you may be
asked to give a push to a
car stuck in the mud. In
Russia, passengers in the
Arctic came out of an air-
liner to the bitter cold to
help it move to the run-
way.
A Russian-made Tu-
134 with 74 oil workers
and seven crew members
onboard was due to fly
from the town of Ingarka
on Tuesday to Krasnoyarsk
800 miles (nearly 1,300
kilometers) to the south
when the plane s chassis
breaks literally got frozen
to the ground. It was -52
C (-61 F) outside and the
passengers seemed des-
perate to get home.
Eager to help, several
dozen men were seen in
an amateur video pushing
the plane by leaning on
both wings.
Russian authorities,
however, weren t amused
by the incident, and pros-
ecutors launched an inves-
tigation into a possible
breach of safety regula-
tions. (AP)